2019 Map of Atwood

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Atwood and the western edge of Warsaw anchor this section of northern Indiana, where the landscape is defined by an intricate network of waterways managed for drainage and irrigation. The terrain is crisscrossed by systems like Dausman Ditch, Fleugel Ditch, and Truax Ditch, which feed into larger arteries such as the Tippecanoe River. Significant water bodies like Hoffman Lake remain prominent features amidst the agricultural grid. Historical burial grounds, including Graber Cem and Clunette Cem, provide specific points of interest for genealogists tracing local families near the settlement of Clunette. The presence of the Old Channel Kankakee River suggests the long-term hydrological engineering that has reshaped Kosciusko County since the nineteenth century, as farmers worked to reclaim land from the naturally marshy conditions of the region.